Manchester University Press is pleased to announce participation in the CLOCKSS Digital Preservation Archive.


CLOCKSS is a not-for-profit joint venture started by libraries and publishers committed to ensuring long-term access to scholarly publications in digital format. As libraries migrate from print to online-only publications, they expect assurances from publishers that their shared investments are protected and preserved for generations to come. The CLOCKSS archive provides this assurance via its secure network of content that can be accessed only when a trigger event is deemed to have occurred. CLOCKSS is unique because it makes all content triggered from the archive freely available to the world.


“We are excited to be part of CLOCKSS. Our journals represent the best of new research in the Humanities and Social Sciences and CLOCKSS offers a suitably high-quality archive solution. We are very pleased that there is such a technologically advanced, well-realised solution to make our content securely and perpetually available to scholars and librarians all over the world.” MUP Chief Executive David Rodgers


Manchester University Press manages a portfolio of 14 journals, many of which are published on behalf of or in collaboration with learned societies and institutions. Find out more about CLOCKSS and Manchester University Press journals.